Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-11-20
FERRY.

The mortal remains of DR.. Israel Werlich
were laid ID rest in Riverview cemetery
Friday services were conducted at his late
residence on Washington street by Rever-
ends Winters and Walker, Of the Method
ist and Presbyterian churches. The bu-
rial was attended by the members Of the
Old Fellows Lodge, of this city, besides a
large number of friends, which the Doctor
bad drawn to h mself in a long, faithful
and useful career. Doctors Williams,
Hervey, Hobeussck, Shuttleworth and
Biackford acted as pail bearers
1t is sincerely hoped that our people will
do all ip their power to make the proposed
pottery a success. Let those who are able
put in money and let Others use their iniln-
ence.
An addition of five roCms has been made
at the Bayless House.
A colored Republican Club has been or
gained.
The prospect of a possible strike among
the glass workers and the news that the
Laughlin mill will close down. caused a
general staguation OF business in all the re-
tail stores yesterday. The pleasant wealth
er has also added to the tendency towards
dizziness among the hat, cap, boot, shoe
and dry goods men. The tailors are see
iGg the best times just now.
The private consumption of natural gas
is steadily On the increase.
Union Thanksgiving service will be held
in the Presbyterian church on Thursday.
Rev. J.. S. Winters will deliver a sermon.
The puddlers at the Standard mill will
resume operations tomorrow. The squeez-
ers nave been repaired.
The report that Michael Pinkerton, of
Portland, had died from injuries received
in 4 coal mine accident is false. Mr.. Pink
erton is in u fair way to recover.
Sylvester Wetherald, Of Bellaire, was in
the city yesterday.
Yesterday WAS pay day at the Laughlin
and IItna mills.
Charles Miller has opened q saloon in
one of p. McDonough's new rooms on Sec
ond street.
Since the rain OF last week farmers re-
port wheat in excellent condition.
Mr.. Charles Hukill, of Pittsburg, is the
guest of Charles and Louis keyscr.
Prof. Haupt seems to be drawing better
than anything else in town Just at present.
John p. Liechti will probably organize
a German class in the near FIXTURE. Liechti
claims to have a superior method, and will
no doubt get q good class.
Miss Susan Jerome, Of New Brunswick,
n. j., is the guest Of friends in this city
The news ofthe burning Of the c. Up
depot at Dellaire yesterday caused consid
cradle alarm in this city. 1t was at first
reported that the entire central portion OF
the town was on fire.
Joseph O'Donnell smiles over the arrival
of a fine boy baby.
Miss Mary Davidson is in Bellaire, the
guest OF her friend, Miss Minnie kemple.
William Green is in Rochester, Pa, Wis
ting friends.
Turkeys and chickens are becoming
plentiful in this market.
Miss Mamie Reid, of Mt. Pleasant, spent
the day in the city.
MISS Maude Newland spent yesterday
with Mrs. o. II. Carpenter, at Bridgeport.
The Union Flint Glass works were sold
at Sherii's sale yesterday. II was pur-
chased by Messrs. H.. G. Floto, J. o. Payne,
Henry Helling and J. c. Handlan. The
price paid was s., 900.
The Laughlin mill closed down yester-
day for one week. Cause-full warehouse.
On Thanksgiving evening the Woman's
Relief Corps of Thoburn Post, No. II,
G. A. r, will hold a social and supper in
Lafayette Hall. The Posts and Corps at
Bridgeport and Bellaire have been invited
to attend, aud arrangements for carrying
them will be made with the c., l.. Il w.
Il. K. pleasant evensng is anticipated.